from Robert Wright Books, ABAC / ILAB

(Tokyo): Japan Publications, Inc., (1976). First edition. Quarto, orange cloth, pp. 296; profusely illustrated. Small stain at fore edge of first three leaves, bookplate roughly removed from front free endpaper, with remanants and partially exposing previous owner's name beneath, else very good in a lightly edge worn dust jacket, both corners of the front flap are clipped. Heavy book… Read more

.: (Mechanicsburg): Stackpole Books, (2004). First of this edition. Trade paperback format, pp. xii, 13- 345; illustrated. A volume fromm the publisher's Sisters of The Hunt series, reprinting classic hunting titles written by women. Fine..

(Mechanicsburg): Stackpole Books, (2003). First of this edition. Trade paperback format, pp. xxxi, 322. illustrated. A volume fromm the publisher's Sisters of The Hunt series, reprinting classic hunting titles written by women. Fine..

(Mechanicsburg): Stackpole Books, (2004). First of this edition, 2004. Trade paperback format, pp. xiv, then unpaginated; illustrations and decorations, A volume fromm the publisher's Sisters of The Hunt series, reprinting classic hunting titles written by women. Fine..

.: (Mechanicsburg): Stackpole Books, (2005). First of this edition., 2005. Trade paperback format, pp. xx, (270). illustrated. A volume fromm the publisher's Sisters of The Hunt series, reprinting classic hunting titles written by women. Fine..

New York: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1912. First edition.. Hardcover. Very Good. 7 1/2 x 5 1/8", light brown cloth attractively blocked in gold, black, white and blue-green. Merchant's rubber-stamped address on endpapers, covers lightly rubbed, else very good. No dust jacket.

London: Geoffrey Bles, (1926). First edition. Octavo, maroon cloth, pp. vi, [9]- 156; illustrated with diagrams and amusing scenes of players. Attractive period book, with the play of the games within the story. Endpapers and page edges darkened, bookseller's period label affixed to paste-down endpaper, covers unevenly faded with spatter to rear cover, gilt lettering on spine is dull. A… Read more

London: George Bell & Sons, Ltd., 1929. Reprint of the revised edition of 1915. Octavo, blue cloth, pp. xxiii, 543; illustrated with diagrams. This edition also has the chief variations from Staunton's Chess Praxis, and many [then] recent analyses and examples from modern master-play. Previous owner's gift inscription to front paste-down endpaper, very slight fraying to spine ends and corner… Read more

(N.p: N.p, N.d). First edition. Quarto, blue cloth, pp. (79); illustrated. Fine (no dust jacket)..

London: Chatto & Windus, (1969). First edition. Octavo, teal blue boards, pp. 264; illustrated. Review copy, with the Canadian distributor's slip laid in. Austin was a tennis player, a Davis Cup winner. Konstam, his wife, was an actress who appeared both on film and on stage. A very good copy, in a slightly worn, price-clipped, very good dust jacket..

Philadelphia: John C. Winston, (N.d). Octavo, gilt-stamped brown faux velvet, pp.vi, 236; illustrated with diagrams. Attractive period book. Some wear to gilt and covers, else very good..

Garden City: Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1950. First edition. Octavo, grey cloth, pp. 159; numerous illustrations. Autobiography of the famous Canadian ice skater. Child's colourful bookplate on front free endpaper, else very good in a price-clipped dust jacket with toning and several small edge chips. Comes with a mylar dust jacket protector..

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, (1948). First edition. 8vo., blue cloth, pp. 117; illustrated. Non-authorial inscription on endpaper, paperclip has left its impression on first several pages, tip of one corner of the covers is rubbed bare, else a very good copy, in a dust jacket with small edge chips and tears. A nice copy..

New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, (1972). First edition. Oblong octavo, pictorial boards, pp. 205; illustrated. Slight wear to edges of covers, otherwise very good. No dust jacket..

Philadelphia: John C. Winston, (N.d). Octavo, blue patterned cloth, pp.xii, 369; illustrated with diagrams. Attractive period book. Creasing to rear endpaper, some darkening to lightly soiled page edges, light bump to one corner of covers, else very good in a chipped, internally mended dust jacket. Comes with a mylar dust jacket protector..

London: Stanley Paul, (1950). Second printing. Foxing to top edge, o/w a very good copy, lacking the dust jacket..

London: William Collins, 1942. First edition. A volume in the "Britain in Pictures" series. Evidence of bookplate removal on pastedown, top edge faintly foxed, edges of the fragile boards rubbed, else a very good clean copy in dust jacket, just slightly torn at the head of the spine..

Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1925. Reprint. Small octavo, boards backed in red cloth, pp. x, 138. Name on endpaper, bumps to lower edges of covers, else very good in a dust jacket lacking pieces from the spine ends [1" gone at base] and corners..

Napanee: Dauphin Books, 1999. First edition. Octavo, maroon boards, pp. 98; illustrated. Fine in a near fine dust jacket..

Leon: Editorial Everest, (1971). English language edition. Approximately 7" x 5", glossy pictorial boards, pp. 195, [2]; numerous illustrations in colour and b&w. The spine of the book has a slight lean and is a bit sun faded. The is rubbling along the edges of the covers and some loss of the publisher's lamination at the corner tips and spine… Read more